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  1. Niin kuin joka vuosi Flow aikaiset pyöräilyreitti on sika huonosti merkitty ja aivan perseestä

    Onneksi kesä loppuu ja festarit, niin meidän Itä-Helsingin asukkaiden pyöräilyreitit normalisoituu

    Onneksi tuon Flow'n järjestäminenkin Suvilahdessa loppuu

    Mutta sitä vaan ihmetteln, miten vuosi toisensa perään liikenteen ohjaus voi ja saa olla näin onnetonta.

    Ai niin tuli kuitekin muutama uusi #ruutuli kun koitin kiertää Hanasalmen voimalan takaa

    #Flow #Suvilahti #Sörnäinen #BikeTooT #Pyöräily

  2. Ei riitä, että Flow katkaisee reitit kotikaupunginosassani. Ne on nyt soittaneet Get Luckyn kertsiä 40 minuuttia putkeen jonkinlaisena soundcheckinä. Mun on vaikea keksiä mikä vituttaisi enemmän kuin tuo "festivaali".
    #flow #helsinki #stuffit

  3. Ei riitä, että Flow katkaisee reitit kotikaupunginosassani. Ne on nyt soittaneet Get Luckyn kertsiä 40 minuuttia putkeen jonkinlaisena soundcheckinä. Mun on vaikea keksiä mikä vituttaisi enemmän kuin tuo "festivaali".
    #flow #helsinki #stuffit

  4. Petro Promise
    ••⋅☾ #和歌 / #短歌 ☽⋅••

    A last snow
    Held hostage to our children
    Oily ransom flows

    From poor to rich
    No child returned

    ••⋅☾ #WakaPoetry / #Tanka ☽⋅••

    #Poetry # #NMPoetry #DailyHaikuPrompt #LastSnow ( #Vss365 About #Evil ) #Inkmine #Hostage #HaikuFeels #Flow #PoliticalPoetry #ClimateChange #Oil

  5. Petro Promise
    ••⋅☾ #和歌 / #短歌 ☽⋅••

    A last snow
    Held hostage to our children
    Oily ransom flows

    From poor to rich
    No child returned

    ••⋅☾ #WakaPoetry / #Tanka ☽⋅••

    #Poetry # #NMPoetry #DailyHaikuPrompt #LastSnow ( #Vss365 About #Evil ) #Inkmine #Hostage #HaikuFeels #Flow #PoliticalPoetry #ClimateChange #Oil

  6. Classification And Conceptualization Of Karst Recharge Processes Through Spectral And Change Point Analysis Of Drip Water Dynamics
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    doi.org/10.1029/2025WR042816 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @ Danyang Sun | UNSW-PhD student
    “… [The authors] analysed one year of drip water monitoring data from 46 monitoring sites across six karst regions in southeastern Australia. By integrating fast Fourier analysis, cross-wavelet transform and change point analysis, [they] identified five characteristic recharge behaviours and developed a conceptual framework linking temporal drip dynamics with recharge mechanisms. [They] hope this framework will contribute to a better understanding of recharge heterogeneity in karst systems and support future groundwater research under a changing climate…”
    #karst #Australia #water #hydrology #underground #subsurface #recharge #dynamics #spectral #changepoint #cave #dripwater #analysis #spatiotemporal #groundwater #research #climatechange #extremeweather #flow #storage #vadose #epikarst #watertable #aquifer #percolation #rainfall #precipitation #climate #lithology #geology #spatialanalysis

  7. Classification And Conceptualization Of Karst Recharge Processes Through Spectral And Change Point Analysis Of Drip Water Dynamics
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2025WR042816 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @ Danyang Sun | UNSW-PhD student
    “… [The authors] analysed one year of drip water monitoring data from 46 monitoring sites across six karst regions in southeastern Australia. By integrating fast Fourier analysis, cross-wavelet transform and change point analysis, [they] identified five characteristic recharge behaviours and developed a conceptual framework linking temporal drip dynamics with recharge mechanisms. [They] hope this framework will contribute to a better understanding of recharge heterogeneity in karst systems and support future groundwater research under a changing climate…”

  8. Schau das Ticket an, das am längsten in Development steht.

    Wenn eine Story mehr als ein paar Tage braucht, ist sie fast immer zu groß. Nicht zu schwer. Zu groß.

    Schneide sie so, dass jedes Stück für sich einen erkennbaren Wert liefert. Backend, Frontend, Test sind keine Scheiben, das sind Arbeitsschritte an einem Brocken.

    Kleines Stück, kurze Feedbackschleife, kleines Risiko.

    no-bullshit-agile.de/kleine-st

    #SoftwareEngineering #UserStories #Flow #SoftwareDevelopment

  9. Schau das Ticket an, das am längsten in Development steht.

    Wenn eine Story mehr als ein paar Tage braucht, ist sie fast immer zu groß. Nicht zu schwer. Zu groß.

    Schneide sie so, dass jedes Stück für sich einen erkennbaren Wert liefert. Backend, Frontend, Test sind keine Scheiben, das sind Arbeitsschritte an einem Brocken.

    Kleines Stück, kurze Feedbackschleife, kleines Risiko.

    no-bullshit-agile.de/kleine-st

    #SoftwareEngineering #UserStories #Flow #SoftwareDevelopment

  10. The Gift of Slowing Down

    A Sunday Softening Practice

    As the years flow ever onward, I continue to seek quiet and calm—a softer pace, a slower life.

    The moments of stillness heal and refresh my spirit, allowing that sense of calm to flow into other areas of my life.

    I caution you, dear reader, though: do not believe for a moment that I am calm, cool, and collected at all times. I lose my temper. I become frustrated. I get overwhelmed. I have moments when I am anything but serene.

    And that’s okay.

    These moments of intense emotion are completely normal and natural. We all have our triggers, those little things that catch us off guard and remind us, Ah, yes. This is where I still have some work to do.

    Growth isn’t a destination. It is a continual unfolding.

    And sometimes, the best thing we can do for ourselves is simply create a little more space within which that growth can happen.

    The pace of modern life can make that difficult. There is always something competing for our attention. Another notification. Another headline. Another message. Another life to look at through a screen.

    For this reason, I continue to limit my time on social media.

    Less time scrolling and more time with my dog, with family and friends, with good books and cozy cups of tea. More time noticing the warmth of summer, the smell of the woods, the sound of birds. More time immersed in the moments of my own life, rather than scrolling past the lives of others.

    This has become one of the most beneficial gifts I can give myself:

    The gift of attention.
    The gift of noticing.

    When I slow down enough to notice, I find small moments of wonder everywhere.

    Screenshot

    A shaft of sunlight falling across the floor.

    The warmth of a cup held between my hands.

    The sound of birds outside the window.

    A walk through the woods.

    My dog’s ridiculous happiness at something I will never understand.

    None of these moments are particularly extraordinary. And yet, together, they make up a life.

    There is a simple, exquisite joy in actually being here for it.

    And it is often in these moments that I realize how little my frustration and impatience accomplish. Being angry about how life is unfolding does not change its unfolding. Worrying about what has already happened does not change the past. Trying to hurry what isn’t ready to happen only creates more tension within me.

    If only it were as easy to remember this in the middle of turmoil as it is when I am sitting quietly with a cup of tea.

    So I pause.

    I notice.

    I ask myself what is truly deserving of my attention—and what isn’t.

    I step away from habits that leave me feeling scattered and make room for the things that bring me back to myself.

    And slowly, I begin again.

    More deliberately.
    More intentionally.
    More authentically.

    Perhaps this is what slowing down really means.

    It isn’t necessarily about doing less. It is about being more fully present for what we are already doing.

    It is choosing to taste the coffee instead of drinking it while answering emails.

    Buzz the Nargle

    It is taking the long way home because the evening light is beautiful.

    It is reading a few pages of a book instead of reaching automatically for the phone.

    It is sitting quietly with your dog.

    It is allowing yourself to rest without feeling that rest must be earned.

    It is noticing.

    It is allowing yourself to arrive fully in the life that is already happening around you.

    And perhaps that is the greatest gift we can give ourselves—not another goal to accomplish, but the opportunity to actually experience our lives as they unfold.

    A Guided Meditation for Slowing Down and Living Deliberately

    If you’d like to take this idea a little further, I created a guided meditation to accompany this reflection.

    This gentle practice is an invitation to step away from the noise for a little while—to soften, become still, and reconnect with the simple beauty of being present.

    We slow the breath, settle into the body, and explore what it might feel like to move through life with a little more intention and a little less urgency.

    So find a comfortable place, press play, and give yourself permission to simply be here for a while.

    You don’t have to accomplish anything.
    You don’t have to get anywhere.
    You can simply slow down and notice.

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ECKQm5lhBwLzt9U2M2Fer?si=hmClvZCuQhqBYbAKp_1uMg

    #awareness #balance #doomScrolling #experience #flow #healing #meditate #meditation #mindful #mindfulness #moments #newYear #practice #softening
  11. The Gift of Slowing Down

    A Sunday Softening Practice

    As the years flow ever onward, I continue to seek quiet and calm—a softer pace, a slower life.

    The moments of stillness heal and refresh my spirit, allowing that sense of calm to flow into other areas of my life.

    I caution you, dear reader, though: do not believe for a moment that I am calm, cool, and collected at all times. I lose my temper. I become frustrated. I get overwhelmed. I have moments when I am anything but serene.

    And that’s okay.

    These moments of intense emotion are completely normal and natural. We all have our triggers, those little things that catch us off guard and remind us, Ah, yes. This is where I still have some work to do.

    Growth isn’t a destination. It is a continual unfolding.

    And sometimes, the best thing we can do for ourselves is simply create a little more space within which that growth can happen.

    The pace of modern life can make that difficult. There is always something competing for our attention. Another notification. Another headline. Another message. Another life to look at through a screen.

    For this reason, I continue to limit my time on social media.

    Less time scrolling and more time with my dog, with family and friends, with good books and cozy cups of tea. More time noticing the warmth of summer, the smell of the woods, the sound of birds. More time immersed in the moments of my own life, rather than scrolling past the lives of others.

    This has become one of the most beneficial gifts I can give myself:

    The gift of attention.
    The gift of noticing.

    When I slow down enough to notice, I find small moments of wonder everywhere.

    Screenshot

    A shaft of sunlight falling across the floor.

    The warmth of a cup held between my hands.

    The sound of birds outside the window.

    A walk through the woods.

    My dog’s ridiculous happiness at something I will never understand.

    None of these moments are particularly extraordinary. And yet, together, they make up a life.

    There is a simple, exquisite joy in actually being here for it.

    And it is often in these moments that I realize how little my frustration and impatience accomplish. Being angry about how life is unfolding does not change its unfolding. Worrying about what has already happened does not change the past. Trying to hurry what isn’t ready to happen only creates more tension within me.

    If only it were as easy to remember this in the middle of turmoil as it is when I am sitting quietly with a cup of tea.

    So I pause.

    I notice.

    I ask myself what is truly deserving of my attention—and what isn’t.

    I step away from habits that leave me feeling scattered and make room for the things that bring me back to myself.

    And slowly, I begin again.

    More deliberately.
    More intentionally.
    More authentically.

    Perhaps this is what slowing down really means.

    It isn’t necessarily about doing less. It is about being more fully present for what we are already doing.

    It is choosing to taste the coffee instead of drinking it while answering emails.

    Buzz the Nargle

    It is taking the long way home because the evening light is beautiful.

    It is reading a few pages of a book instead of reaching automatically for the phone.

    It is sitting quietly with your dog.

    It is allowing yourself to rest without feeling that rest must be earned.

    It is noticing.

    It is allowing yourself to arrive fully in the life that is already happening around you.

    And perhaps that is the greatest gift we can give ourselves—not another goal to accomplish, but the opportunity to actually experience our lives as they unfold.

    A Guided Meditation for Slowing Down and Living Deliberately

    If you’d like to take this idea a little further, I created a guided meditation to accompany this reflection.

    This gentle practice is an invitation to step away from the noise for a little while—to soften, become still, and reconnect with the simple beauty of being present.

    We slow the breath, settle into the body, and explore what it might feel like to move through life with a little more intention and a little less urgency.

    So find a comfortable place, press play, and give yourself permission to simply be here for a while.

    You don’t have to accomplish anything.
    You don’t have to get anywhere.
    You can simply slow down and notice.

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ECKQm5lhBwLzt9U2M2Fer?si=hmClvZCuQhqBYbAKp_1uMg

    #awareness #balance #doomScrolling #experience #flow #healing #meditate #meditation #mindful #mindfulness #moments #newYear #practice #softening
  12. Similar to Hitchcock’s “The Birds”, I really enjoy the ambiguity in the story for “Flow” (2024).
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  13. Similar to Hitchcock’s “The Birds”, I really enjoy the ambiguity in the story for “Flow” (2024).
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  14. Despite a long productions time that began with a 2012 short film, “Flow” (2024) was made for around $4m USD and would go on to make over 10 times that amount internationally.
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  15. Despite a long productions time that began with a 2012 short film, “Flow” (2024) was made for around $4m USD and would go on to make over 10 times that amount internationally.
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  16. The main animals in the film (a shorthair cat, a Secretary Bird, Ring-Tailed Lemur, Golden Retriever and Capybara) were all animated as close to scale as possible after months of reference footage & design were done.
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  17. The main animals in the film (a shorthair cat, a Secretary Bird, Ring-Tailed Lemur, Golden Retriever and Capybara) were all animated as close to scale as possible after months of reference footage & design were done.
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  18. “Flow” (2024) was the first (and so far only) Latvian film to win an Oscar for Best Animated Feature. It’s also first animated film to both be nominated and win to be made with the open source software known as Blender (usually used for CGI modeling & making video games)
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  19. “Flow” (2024) was the first (and so far only) Latvian film to win an Oscar for Best Animated Feature. It’s also first animated film to both be nominated and win to be made with the open source software known as Blender (usually used for CGI modeling & making video games)
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  20. Just a head’s up: while “Flow” (2024) was a multi-national production (a mix of Latvian, French & Belgian creatives & companies on production & initial distribution), it has no dialogue so don’t worry about any subtitles
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  21. Just a head’s up: while “Flow” (2024) was a multi-national production (a mix of Latvian, French & Belgian creatives & companies on production & initial distribution), it has no dialogue so don’t worry about any subtitles
    #RetroView #InternationalCatDay #Flow

  22. Flow brand Organic Flavoured Mineral Spring Water - Peach + Blueberry recalled due to mould. It was sold in Alberta :flagab:, British Columbia :flagbc: and Ontario :flagon:

    recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/a
    - - -
    Rappel de produits d'eau de source minérale aromatisée biologique - pêche et bleuet de marque Flow en raison de la présence de moisissures. C'était vendu en Alberta :flagab:, en Colombie-Britannique :flagbc: et en Ontario :flagon:

    recalls-rappels.canada.ca/fr/a

    #Canada #Recall #Rappel #Flow

  23. Flow brand Organic Flavoured Mineral Spring Water - Peach + Blueberry recalled due to mould. It was sold in Alberta :flagab:, British Columbia :flagbc: and Ontario :flagon:

    recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/a
    - - -
    Rappel de produits d'eau de source minérale aromatisée biologique - pêche et bleuet de marque Flow en raison de la présence de moisissures. C'était vendu en Alberta :flagab:, en Colombie-Britannique :flagbc: et en Ontario :flagon:

    recalls-rappels.canada.ca/fr/a

    #Canada #Recall #Rappel #Flow

  24. Корутины на бэкенде: семь ошибок, из‑за которых падает не тот запрос и висят не те задачи

    На демо корутины выглядят почти безошибочно, но под нагрузкой один неверный выбор области, диспетчера или способа обработки исключений быстро превращается в зависшие задачи и падение чужих запросов. Разбираем типичные ошибки Kotlin‑бэкенда и показываем, как сохранить предсказуемое поведение сервиса.

    habr.com/ru/companies/otus/art

    #Kotlin #корутины #Kotlin_Coroutines #структурная_конкурентность #обработка_исключений #отмена_корутин #асинхронное_программирование #Dispatchers #Flow #серверная_разработка

  25. ⚡ Google ha alzato l'asticella sulla generazione musicale con controllo su tempo e durata. Si chiama Lyria 3.5, gira su Flow Music, disponibile adesso. 👇
    gomoot.com/lyria-3-5-il-nuovo-

    #flow #google #Lyria35

  26. ⚡ Google ha alzato l'asticella sulla generazione musicale con controllo su tempo e durata. Si chiama Lyria 3.5, gira su Flow Music, disponibile adesso. 👇
    gomoot.com/lyria-3-5-il-nuovo-

    #flow #google #Lyria35

  27. Maybe it's just me but I wasn't in #flow mode since I started to use GitHub #Copilot regularly at work.
    A sad thought that the next generation of coders won't experience this state of mind.
    Maybe we need to tell them that such things exists?
    And yes I start to miss flow, tunnel mode.

  28. Maybe it's just me but I wasn't in #flow mode since I started to use GitHub #Copilot regularly at work.
    A sad thought that the next generation of coders won't experience this state of mind.
    Maybe we need to tell them that such things exists?
    And yes I start to miss flow, tunnel mode.

  29. Something in you remembers a mode of being where the unknown was not yet a threat. Where attention did not need to defend itself. Where a question could open without immediately being dragged before the court of usefulness.

    athinkerinnature.substack.com/

    #Curiosity #Wonder #Awe #Childhood #Flow #Presence #Predictiveprocessing #Mind

  30. Something in you remembers a mode of being where the unknown was not yet a threat. Where attention did not need to defend itself. Where a question could open without immediately being dragged before the court of usefulness.

    athinkerinnature.substack.com/

    #Curiosity #Wonder #Awe #Childhood #Flow #Presence #Predictiveprocessing #Mind

  31. Meditative jamer with my handpan i dont get to practice enough with, but i do enjoy the tone of it and the clearing of the mind from playing it ☺️ thought some of you might enjoy a relaxing tone too this evening 🙌 🌕

    #ActuallyAutistic #Artist #Playing #Handpan #Drum #HandInstruments #Instrument #Music #Musician #Jaming #Night #Meditation #Flow #StateOfMind #Enjoying #Practice #Rythm #GoodVibes

  32. Meditative jamer with my handpan i dont get to practice enough with, but i do enjoy the tone of it and the clearing of the mind from playing it ☺️ thought some of you might enjoy a relaxing tone too this evening 🙌 🌕

    #ActuallyAutistic #Artist #Playing #Handpan #Drum #HandInstruments #Instrument #Music #Musician #Jaming #Night #Meditation #Flow #StateOfMind #Enjoying #Practice #Rythm #GoodVibes

  33. The Flow Habit by Laurie E. Smith, 2025

    An easy-to-read guidebook to how flow—that feeling we all get when we’re so into what we’re doing that we lose track of time—can change our lives. The Flow Habit is filled with simple exercises and inspiring stories from people around the world who have experienced the life-changing magic of flow.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #PersonalGrowth
    #flow